Hakken is CONSEC's manufacturing brand for drilling and cutting equipment. Its diamond core drill range includes models with different power supplies, drilling capacities and provisions for automatic feeding. For contractors adding or replacing a rig-mounted drill, these differences matter when selecting a complete working setup. Specialist dealers can also use model-specific manuals and parts lists to assess a proposed machine and prepare technical enquiries.
Start with the power supply available on site, the required hole diameter and the complete rig configuration. The weights below are for drill heads only; they are not the weight of a stand, bit and accessories combined. Confirm the model and specification supplied in your country before ordering.

A 230V option to assess when the required diameter exceeds the SPF-181Uh2i's 180 mm maximum. Check the full rig configuration and the connection used for the bit.
Included / separateDrill carriage included. Pole base, core bit and water collector are separate items. Water-collector fitting is also sold separately.

Assess this head against a 110V site supply and an A-rod bit connection. Its voltage and spindle differ from the SPZ-253U2i and SPF-181Uh2i; it is not a like-for-like replacement on those points.
Included / separateDrill carriage included. Pole base, core bit and water collector are separate items.

For a 230V configuration within its 180 mm maximum diameter, this head combines a 10.2 kg head weight with mounting provisions for a later automatic feed unit. No additional mounting parts are required for that unit.
Included / separateDrill carriage included. Pole base, core bit and water collector are separate items.

Assess this head for larger-diameter configurations that fall beyond the ranges of the other three models shown. It requires a 120V supply; diameters above 370 mm also require the specified spacer.
Included / separateDrill carriage included. Pole base, core bit and water collector are separate items. Water-collector fitting is also sold separately.
| Model | Power supply | Maximum bit diameter | Drill head weight | Spindle thread (see model notes) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| SPZ-253U2i | 230V | 254 mm | 13.6 kg | 1-1/4"-7UNC |
| SPN-203At | 110V | 205 mm | 10.8 kg | A-rod |
| SPF-181Uh2i | 230V | 180 mm | 10.2 kg | G1/2" + 1-1/4"-7UNC |
| SPO-400U3w | 120V | 406 mm | 16.9 kg | 1-1/4"-7UNC |
Maximum diameter alone does not establish suitability for a particular material, depth, drilling direction or fixing method. Check those conditions for the proposed drill, bit and stand combination.
For the SPZ-253U2i, the E2531-1 manual distinguishes the external 1-1/4"-7UNC connection (maximum 254 mm) from the internal G1/2 connection (maximum 53 mm). Do not apply the 254 mm limit to the internal connection. Use the manual matching the supplied machine when checking the bit and connection.
If you want to start with a manually fed rig and add automatic feeding later, compare the mounting requirements before selecting the drill head. The SPF-181Uh2i accepts an automatic feeding system without additional mounting parts. The SPZ-253U2i and SPN-203At require additional parts sold separately. For these models, the difference is what is needed to fit the feeding unit, not whether a feeding unit is included with the drill.
Ask for the compatible feeding unit, mounting parts and complete configuration to be identified in the quotation. The SPO-400U3w is also listed as accepting automatic feeding; confirm its mounting requirements for the proposed setup.
SPZ-253U2i fixing conditionThe E2531-1 manual prohibits automatic feeding when the pole base is secured by a vacuum pad. Confirm the fixing method as part of the proposed setup before adding a feeding unit.
The four drill heads shown above have a handle that can be moved between the left and right sides and a swivelling water connection. Their slipping clutch can be adjusted on site without dismantling the gearbox. These features give you specific points to assess when access around the rig is restricted. Follow the instructions for the particular model; clutch adjustment is not a substitute for fault diagnosis or repair.
This site compares diamond core drills from several manufacturers. Compare the full configuration and the conditions of supply alongside the drill head specifications.
CONSEC provides model-specific instruction manuals and parts lists. For example, the SPZ-253U2i product page provides both documents. Before changing brands or evaluating a new product range, use the documents for the exact model being offered, rather than a similar-looking machine or a different voltage version.
The instruction manual is the starting point for the machine's setup, operating restrictions, inspection and adjustment requirements. Keep routine checks separate from repairs. The SPZ-253U2i manual directs repair work to an authorised CONSEC representative; a published maintenance section does not authorise every user or dealer to repair the machine.
A parts list helps identify components for a technical or parts enquiry. Match the model, document revision and relevant assembly before requesting a part. CONSEC notes that specifications can change, some parts may not be available to order and stock shortages may result in significant lead times.
The SPZ-253U2i parts list A5140-2 distinguishes old and new carriage components. Its notes identify specific parts for Clamp Cover II C493 that are not compatible with Clamp Cover C494, and vice versa. The drill model alone is not enough to select every replacement part. Include the assembly identification and the relevant parts-list item or code in the enquiry. This restriction concerns the specified components, not a blanket incompatibility between all old and new assemblies.
Confirm the current supply, warranty and repair arrangements for your country with the supplier before purchase. Access to a parts diagram does not establish local stock or a repair turnaround time.
Describe the work first so that the supplier can assess a specific configuration. Include the information relevant to your job:
If you want to retain existing equipment, add its make, model and connection or mounting details. A matching spindle thread alone does not establish compatibility between complete systems. Obtain confirmation for the actual combination before ordering.
When comparing a repair quote with replacement, ask what the replacement price includes. Separate the head, carriage, stand, bits, water-management equipment and any feeding unit or mounting parts. This gives you a defined setup to compare with the equipment you already own.
Identify the country, customer applications and models you intend to evaluate. Alongside product specifications and documents, confirm the purchasing terms, warranty process, repair responsibilities and parts-ordering arrangements. If you need a demonstration, training or authority to carry out repairs, establish those arrangements before committing to stock.
The following series are listed in CONSEC's Japanese catalogues. Treat them as a reference to product families, not as a confirmed shopping list for the drill heads above. Match the wet or dry application, connection, permitted diameter and exact drill model before ordering. Japanese catalogue specifications and availability may differ from those supplied in Europe.
| Series | Main Diameter Range | Key Features |
|---|---|---|
| Dry ONE (C-rod thread, 260L) | φ27–120 mm | Designed for indoor renovation (Dry drilling) |
| Smart ONE Laser (C-rod thread, 260L) | φ27–200+ mm | Designed for SPJ/SPF series (Wet drilling) |
| Smart ONE Laser (A-rod, 370L) | φ27–200+ mm | Designed for middle to heavy-duty wet drilling |
| Dry Bit MD | 1"–12" | 3-piece dry bit system for middle to heavy-duty diameters |
| Core Bit for Deck Plates | φ52–230 mm | Designed for single-layer deck plates and concrete slabs |
| Essential Maintenance Parts | Carbon Brush Set F1MT (10 pairs per box, 2 pcs/pair) | Applicable to SPN-203A series and other models |

CONSEC's research and development staff work with its in-house construction department, and feedback from dealers and users informs product development. Hakken also produces custom-made drilling and sawing equipment and diamond tools by adapting existing products.
For an application beyond a standard catalogue configuration, describe the material, access, fixing and operating conditions when making an enquiry. The scope and feasibility of a customised solution need to be agreed for the individual job.
CONSEC traces its origins to 1967. Hakken Co., Ltd. was established in 1976 to manufacture and sell construction machinery. Its absorption in 1988 created the company's manufacturing, trading and construction divisions.
The Hiroshima Plant and other sites obtained ISO 9001 certification in 2000. The company moved to the Tokyo Stock Exchange Standard Market in April 2022.
| Company Name | CONSEC CORPORATION |
|---|---|
| Established | 1967 |
| Headquarters | 4-6-8 Shoko Center, Nishi-ku, Hiroshima-shi, Hiroshima Prefecture, Japan |
| Sales Network | 31 business locations; overseas affiliated companies in Taiwan and China (checked 30 October 2026) |
By Priority:
3 Diamond Core Drills, Matched to Your NeedPrioritize Lightweight
Japanese-Built Durability in a Serviceable Compact Design
Built to strict Japanese quality standards, this compact machine packs a high-performance motor into a 13.6 kg body. Robust against temperature swings and tough conditions—lightweight yet reliable enough to keep crews drilling with minimal downtime.
A proprietary control design that delivers both precision and light weight. The Automatic Feeding System reads drilling load in real time, physically preventing operator over-feeding and eliminating abnormal tool wear. Holds steady drilling speed and extends consumable life(*1)—even on sites with limited space or a high volume of small-diameter holes.
Prioritize Automation
Advanced Digital Control for Automation and On-Site Safety
Hilti Cut Assist digitally controls drilling pressure and water flow throughout the cut. Once set, the hole is drilled fully automatically. This drives labor savings and productivity gains on large-scale jobs with hundreds of holes.
Active Torque Control (ATC) instantly detects jamming of the core bit, and electronically stops sudden kickback that can cause workplace injuries. ATC meets strict safety standards for large-scale projects while reducing the risk of human error.
Prioritize Value
Professional Coring Performance at a Reasonable Price
Rig-based drills start in the $200s, while handheld models start in the $100s, offering affordable options across the lineup(*2). The drill delivers a strong ROI both as a backup for primary machine downtime and for rapid deployment at expanding jobsites.
A reliable mechanical gearbox and a rigid extruded-aluminum stand reflect a specialist manufacturer's focus on core drilling fundamentals. It reliably delivers precise drilling performance even at demanding jobsites, at a competitive cost.
*1.Based on CONSEC SPZ-253U2i specifications: two-speed no-load at 490/1,150 min⁻¹ with the proprietary Automatic Feeding System (optional).
Source: CONSEC CORPORATION Official Website.(https://www.consec.co.jp/article_source/data/en_product/detail/158.html)
*2.Among the 15 brands ranking at the top of an English-language Google search for "diamond core drill," these models are priced below the category average and are among the lowest in both rig-based and handheld categories (based on the editorial team's independent research as of April 17, 2026).